History not only captures the great moments of humanity, but also monitors man in his long course and records his ideas and small daily needs and practices. And it is precisely through the historical testimonies, but also through the rituals, that the researchers seek evidence to reconstruct the image of man and to highlight the special features, achievements and events of each people and each historical period. In this research context we will comprehensively bring to life the forms of documentary expression of the Ancient, the Byzantine and the Modern Greek. We will describe the primary ritual dromena of music, dance and speech in its course from archaic to modern times. In the second section, we will present the plethora of particular forms of identity. Then, in the third section, after identifying the autonomous arts that emerged from identity’s divisions, we will determine whether the identity of the dromena affected and affects the identity of Modern Greek culture, drawing respective conclusions.